Гаманець для Drift Staked SOL

What is Drift Staked SOL (DSOL)?

dSOL comes out of Drift, a Solana protocol best known for on-chain cross-margined perpetual futures. Its liquid staking token wraps pooled, delegated SOL into a transferable SPL token, which means a dSOL balance is a claim on staked SOL rather than SOL itself.

Two things a holder should have straight

It is not SOL. You cannot pay a network fee with it, and no program that expects native SOL will accept it. Your wallet needs a separate SOL balance for fees and for the small rent deposit that its associated token account holds.

Its quantity is fixed, its value is not. Like other Solana stake pool tokens, dSOL does not rebase; what changes over time is how much SOL one dSOL redeems for. A balance that reads the same every week is the design working, not a sync problem.

Exiting is either an unstake through the pool, which follows the network's epoch schedule, or a swap on-chain at the going rate. Because dSOL originates from a trading protocol, it also turns up inside that protocol as collateral, which means the same token can be sitting in your wallet or committed somewhere else entirely, and only the first of those is yours to move.

Supported networks in Tangem (1): Solana.

In Tangem, dSOL and plain SOL appear as two separate lines with their own balances, so what you are about to send is named on the screen and the card only signs after you have seen it. Two assets that look alike on the same network deserve that much separation, and hardware that shows the difference before signing is worth having under a token like this one.